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Statistics
Mathematics (MATH 0103)

Assignment 2
Sharon Chow Ci Yung (0313387)
TeohHui Yu (0313701)
Lim Chong Min (0313739)
Esther Lim QiuQiu (0314322)
Tan ZiCin (0314079)
Hong Sang Won (0314611)

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Content

No.

Title

Page number

1.

Introduction of assignment

3

2.

Objectives

4

3.

Description of Survey

5

4.

Purpose of Survey

6

5.

Methodology

7-8

6.

Basic Analysis

9-36

7.

Further Analysis

37-79

8.

Conclusion

80-82

9.

Appendix

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Introduction
A survey is a systematic snapshot that is used to infer a larger whole. Surveys have
been used throughout the years in a variety of forms. In this assignment, we will be using the
survey to compare the expenses of the residents in Klang Valley and Malacca on their
methods of transportation.
The data collected from the survey will be analysed, using the quantitative studies
including bar charts, pie charts or graphs to examine the variables and consistency of
personal or public transportation users in Klang Valley and Malacca.
Statistics means a quantitative data on any subject, especially data comparing the
distribution of some quantities for different subclasses of the population. To ensure that the
data collection is undertaken in a way that allows valid conclusions to be drawn, we have
been put into groups that consist of four to five members with the purpose of collecting,
organizing, presenting and drawing a conclusion for this statistical data.
On the other hand, data analysis is information organized for analysis or used to
reason or make decisions. Data analysis has multiple sides and approaches, surrounding
diverse techniques under a variety of names in different business, science and social
science domains.

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Objectives
There are three objectives to achieve in this assignment:
1. To apply the use of statistics in real life.
2. To study the expenses of Klang Valley and Malacca residents on cars.
3. Tostudy the expenses of Klang Valley and Malacca residents who do not
own cars on public transportation.
4. To study how much Klang Valley and Malacca residents who do not own
a car and have intention to buy a car willing to spend in purchasing a car
in the future.

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Description of the Survey
The survey we did is for the people living (residents) in Klang Valley and
Malacca to carry out the response from them to compare the difference between
these two places base on the questions listed below:
1. Do you own a car?
2. If yes, how many cars do you own?
3. What car do you own?
4. What brand is your car?
5. How much did you spend in purchasing your car?
6. Did you get a loan for your car?
7. If yes, how much do you pay for your monthly instalment?
8. Did you modify your car?
9. If yes, how much did you spend in modifying your car?
10. How far is your driving distance?
11. How much do you spend on petrol per month?
12. How much do you spend on car maintenance?
13. If no, how much do you spend on transportations per month?
14. Do you intend to buy a car in the future?
15. If yes, how much do you intend to spend on the car?
16. What car do you intend to buy?
17. What brand do you intend to buy?

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Purpose of the Survey
The purpose of our survey is to study the expenses on car of residents from
two different geographical regions which are Malacca and Klang Valley. For those
residents who own cars, we identified their spending behavior such as how much
money they spent on purchasing their respective cars, expenses on petrol per month
and their car maintenance fees. For those who modified their cars, we also identified
how much they spent on modifying their cars.On the other hand, for those who do
not own a car, we identified how much they spend on transportations.

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Methodology
1. Malacca
From 25th to 27th October, Esther Lim, Tan Zi Cin, Lim Chong Min and Sharon
Chow went to Malaccafor 3 days 2 nights for a study trip. During our stay
there we conducted the survey at Aeon Malacca and Dataran Pahlawan. We
approached Malacca residents at the malls and asked them to fill up our
survey forms

Figure 1.0 Aeon Malacca

Figure 1.1&Figure 1.2 Dataran Pahlawan

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2. Klang Valley
TeohHui Yu and Hong Sang Won couldn’t make it with us to Malacca so they were in
charge of conducting the surveys in the Klang Valley region. They conducted the
survey in GM Klang and Sunway Pyramid. They conducted the surveys on 25th and
26th October.

Figure 1.3 Sunway Pyramid

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BASIC
ANALYSIS

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Do you own a car?

Klang Valley
[PERCENTAGE]

[PERCENTAGE]

With Car

Without Car

Figure 1.5
The figure above shows the number of survey participants who do and do not own
cars in Klang Valley. 86% of the survey participants own cars and 14% of the
participants do not own cars in Klang Valley.

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Do you own a car?

MALACCA
With Car

Without Car

[PERCENTAGE]

[PERCENTAGE]

Figure 1.6
The figure above shows the number of Malacca residents that we have surveyed
who owns cars and do not own cars. 70% of the Malacca residents that we surveyed
own cars and 30% of them do now own cars.

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If No, do you intend to buy a car in the future?

Klang Valley

[PERCENTAGE]

[PERCENTAGE]

Yes

No

Figure 1.7
70% of the Klang Valley residents who do not own cars intend to buy a car in the
future. 30% of them got no intention to buy car in the future.

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If no do you intend to buy a car in the future?

MALACCA
Yes

No

[PERCENTAGE]

[PERCENTAGE]

Figure 1.8
67% of the Malacca residents who do not own cars intend to buy a car in the future.
33% of them got no intentions to buy a car in the future.

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Number of residents in Klang Valley who do not
own cars.

[PERCENTAGE]
[PERCENTAGE]

Male

Female

Figure 1.9
The figure above shows the number of residents in Klang Valley who do not own
cars among a total of 50 survey participants. There is a total of 7 survey participants
who do not own cars. 3 of the residents are male and 4 of the residents are female.

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NUMBER OF RESIDENTS IN MALACCA WHO DO NOT
OWN CARS.
Male

Female

[PERCENTAGE]
[PERCENTAGE]

Figure 2.0
The figure above shows the number of residents who do not own cars in Malacca
among a total of 50 survey participants. There a total of 17 survey participants who
do not own cars. 8 of them are male while 9 of them are female residents.

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NUMBER OF RESIDENTS WHO OWN CARS IN KLANG
VALLEY.
Male

[PERCENTAGE]

Female

[PERCENTAGE]

Figure 2.1
The figure above shows the number of residents who own cars in Klang Valley
among 50 survey participants. There are a total of 43 survey participants who own
cars in Klang Valley. 21 of them are male residents and 22 of them are female
residents.

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NUMBER OF RESIDENTS WHO OWN CARS IN
MALACCA.
Male

[PERCENTAGE]

Female

[PERCENTAGE]

Figure 2.2
The figure above shows the number of residents who own cars in Malacca among a
total of 50 survey participants. There are a total of 35 participants who own cars. 19
of them are male and 16 of them are female residents.

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Marital status of participants in Klang Valley
who do not own cars.
0%

[VALUE]
Single

Married

Figure 2.3
The figure above shows the marital status among the participants who are residents
in Klang Valley who do not own cars. 7 of the participants are single and 0 of the
participants are married.

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Marital status of participants in Malacca who do
not own cars.
[PERCENTAGE]

[PERCENTAGE]

Single

Married

Figure 2.4
The figure above shows the marital status among the participants who are residents
in Klang Valley who do not own cars. 13 of the participants are single and 2 of the
participants are married.

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What brand is your car?

Klang Valley

9%
33%
23%
Honda
Toyota

9%
26%

Proton
Perodua
Others

Figure 2.5
According to the pie chart above 33% of the Klang Valley residents we surveyed own
Honda cars, 26% own Proton cars, 23% own Toyota cars, 9% own Perodua cars
and 9% own other brands.

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What brand is your car?

MALACCA
Honda

Toyota

Proton

Perodua

Others

19%
30%

19%

16%
16%

Figure 2.6
According to the pie chart above, 30% of the Malacca residents that we surveyed
own Honda cars, 16% own Toyota cars, 19% own Perodua cars and 19% own other
brands.

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Did you get a loan for your car?

KLANG VALLEY
Yes

No

0%
27%

73%

Figure 2.7
According to the pie chart above, 40 out of 43 which is equivalent to 73% of the
Klang Valley residents we surveyed who own cars got a loan for their car. 27%of
them didn’t get a loan.

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Did you get a loan for your car?

Malacca

17%

0%

Yes
No

83%

Figure2.8
According to the pie chart above, 29 out of 35 of which is equivalent to 90% of the
Malacca residents we surveyed own cars got a loan for their car. 10% of them didn’t
get a loan.

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What kind of car do you own?

KLANG VALLEY
MPV

SUV

Sedan

Others

3%

32%

52%

13%

Figure 2.9
According to the pie chart above, 52% of the Klang Valley residents we surveyed
own MPV, 32% own sedan, 13% SUV, 3% own other kinds of car.

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What kind of car do you own?

MALACCA
MPV

SUV

Sedan

Others

23%

26%

8%

43%

Figure 3.0
According to the pie chart above, 43% of the Malacca residents we surveyed own
sedan, 8% own SUV, 23% own MPV, 8% own SUV and 26% own other types of
cars.

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How many cars do you own?

Klang Valley
40
35
30
25
20

15
10
5
0
1

2

3

4

≥5

Number of Cars

Figure 3.1
According to the bar chart above, the mode is 1. Majority of the Klang Valley
residents that we surveyed own 1 car, followed by 2 cars and 3 cars. None of the
Klang Valley residents that we surveyed own 4 cars and

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5 cars.

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Number of
cars,x

f

F

fx

fx²

1
2
3
4

37
2
2
0
0
Σf=43

37
39
41
41
41

37
4
6
0
0
Σfx=47

37
8
18
0
0
Σfx²=63

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Mean =
=
= 1.09
Mode = 1
Median =1
=1
=1
Variance

=

-

=
= 0.28
Standard Deviation =
=
=0.53
Interquartile Range =
=1-1
=0

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How many cars do you own?
Malacca
30
25
20
15
10
5
0
1

2

3

4

≥5

Number of Cars

Figure 3.2
According to the bar chart above, the mode is 1. Majority of the Malacca residents
that we surveyed own 1 car, followed by 2 cars and 3 cars. None of the Malacca
residents that we surveyed own 4 cars and

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5 cars.

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Number of
cars,x

f

F

fx

fx²

1
2
3
4

28
6
1
0
0
Σf=35

28
34
35
35
35

28
12
3
0
0
Σfx=43

28
24
9
0
0
Σfx²=61

Mean =
=
= 1.23
Mode = 1
Median =1
=1
=2
Variance

=

-

=
= 0.23
Standard Deviation =
=
=0.48
Interquartile Range =
= 2-1
=1

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How far is your driving distance? (KM)

Klang Valley
20
18
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
1~5

6~10

11~15

16~20

21~25

26~30

Driving Distance (KM)

Figure 3.3
According to the bar chart above, the mode is 11-15 KM. Majority of the Klang Valley
residents we surveyed drive within the distance 11-15KM, followed by 6-10KM, 1620KM and 26-30KM, lastly 21-25KM. None of the Klang Valley residents we
surveyed drive within the distance 1-5KM.

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Driving
Distance
(KM)
1-5
6-10
11-15
16-20
21-25
26-30

f

F

x

fx

fx²

0
9
18
7
2
7
Σf=43

0
9
27
34
36
43

3
8
13
18
23
28

0
72
234
126
46
196
Σfx= 674

0
576
3042
2268
1058
5488
Σfx²=12432

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Mean =
=
= 15.67
Modal class = 11KM-15 KM
Median

=
= 13.97

=
= 10.99
=
= 19.25
Variance

=

-

=
= 43.57
Standard Deviation =
=
= 6.6
Interquartile Range =
= 19.25-10.99
= 8.26

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How far is your driving distance? (KM)

Malacca
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
1~5

6~10

11~15

16~20

21~25

26~30

Driving Distance (KM)

Figure 3.4
According to the bar chart above, the mode is 11-15 KM. Majority of the Klang Valley
residents drive within the range 11-15Km, followed by 6-10KM, 26-30KM, 16-20KM
and 21-25KM and lastly 1-5KM.

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Driving
Distance
(KM)
1-5
6-10
11-15
16-20
21-25
26-30

f

F

x

fx

fx²

1
10
15
2
2
5
Σf=35

1
11
26
28
30
35

3
8
13
18
23
28

3
80
195
36
46
140
Σfx=500

9
640
2535
648
1058
3920
Σfx²=8810

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Mean =
=
= 14.29
Modal class = 11KM-15KM
Median

=
= 16

=
= 13.25
=
= 15.58
Variance

=

-

=
= 47.51
Standard Deviation =
=
= 6.89
Interquartile Range =
= 15.58-13.25
= 2.33

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Further
Analysis

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How much did you spend in purchasing your car?

Amount of Money Spent by Klang Valley
Residents on Purchasing a Car
10
7

0

3

4
2

1

5

4

3

1

0

1

1

0

0

0

1

0

0

Amount Spent (RM)

Figure 3.5
The figure above show the amount of money spent by Klang Valley residents on
purchasing a car. According to the bar chart, majority of the Klang Valley residents
who participated in the survey spend within the range RM60001-RM70000 in
purchasing a car. None of the Klang Valley residents who participated in the survey
spend within the range RM1-RM10000, RM100000-RM110000, RM150000RM160000,

RM160001-RM170000,

RM180000-RM190000

and

RM190001-

RM200000.

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Amount Spent
(RM)
1-10000
10001-20000
20001-30000
30001-40000
40001-50000
50001-60000
60001-70000
70001-80000
80001-90000
90001-100000
100000-110000
110001-120000
120001-130000
130001-140000
140001-150000
150001-160000
160001-170000
170001-180000
180001-190000
190001-200000

f

F

x

fx

fx²

0
3
2
1
4
3
10
5
7
4
0
1
0
1
1
0
0
1
0
0
Σf=43

0
3
5
6
10
13
23
28
35
39
40
40
41
42
42
42
42
43
43
43

5000.5
15000.5
25000.5
35000.5
45000.5
55000.5
65000.5
75000.5
85000.5
95000.5
105000.5
115000.5
125000.5
135000.5
145000.5
155000.5
165000.5
175000.5
185000.5
195000.5

0
45001.5
50001
35000.5
180002
165001.5
650005
375002.5
595003.5
380002
105000.5
0
125000.5
135000.5
0
0
0
175000.5
0
0
Σfx=2365016.5

0
675045000.8
120050001
1225035000
8100180001
9075165001
42250650002.5
28125375001.2
50575595001.7
36100380001
1575060000.25
0
15625125000.2
18225135000.2
0
0
0
30625175000.2
0
0
Σfx²=216984970010

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Mean=

=

=55000.38

Modal class= RM60001-RM70000
Median=60000.5+

=60850.5

=50000.5+

=52500.5

=80000.5+
Variance=

(1000)=80607.64
-

=

-

=202112093
Standard Deviation=
=
=44956.87
Interquartile Range=
=80607.64-52500.5
=28107.14

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How much did you spend in purchasing your car?

Amount of Money Spent by Melacca
Residents on Purchasing a Car
6
5
4
3

4
3

2

2

0

1

1

1

0

1

0

0

1

0

0

1

Amount Spent (RM)

Figure 3.6
The figure above show the amount of money spent by Malacca residents on
purchasing a car. According to the bar chart, the mode is RM40001-RM50001 where
majority of the Malacca residents who participated in the survey spend within the
range RM40001-RM50000 in purchasing a car. None of the Malacca residents who
participated in the survey spend within the range RM30001-RM40000, RM120001RM130000, RM140001-RM150000, RM150001-RM160000, RM170001-RM180000
and RM180001-RM190000 for purchasing a car.

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Amount Spent
(RM)
1-10000
10001-20000
20001-30000
30001-40000
40001-50000
50001-60000
60001-70000
70001-80000
80001-90000
90001-100000
100001-110000
110001-120000
120001-130000
130001-140000
140001-150000
150001-160000
160001-170000
170001-180000
180001-190000
190001-200000

f

F

x

fx

fx²

3
2
2
0
6
4
5
3
4
1
1
1
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
Σf=35

3
5
7
7
13
17
22
25
29
30
31
32
32
33
33
33
34
34
34
35

5000.5
15000.5
25000.5
35000.5
45000.5
55000.5
65000.5
75000.5
85000.5
95000.5
105000.5
115000.5
125000.5
135000.5
145000.5
155000.5
165000.5
175000.5
185000.5
195000.5

15001.5
30001
50001
0
270003
220002
325002.5
225001.5
340002
95000.5
105000.5
115000.5
0
135000.5
0
0
165000.5
0
0
195000.5
Σfx=2285017.5

75015000.75
450030000.5
1250050001
0
12150270001.5
1100120001
21125325001.2
16875225000.7
2890034000.1
9025095000.25
11025105000.2
13225115000.2
0
1822513000.2
0
0
27225165000.2
0
0
38025195000.2
Σfx²=156264257007

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Mean=

=

=65286.21

Modal class= RM40001-RM50000
Median=60000.5+

=60100.5

=40000.5+

=40292.17

=80000.5+
Variance=

(1000)=80313
-

=

-

=202403841
Standard Deviation=
=
=14226.87
Interquartile Range=
=80313-40292.17
=40020.83

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Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
P a g e | 44

How much did you pay for your monthly instalment?

Amount of Money Spent by Klang Valley
Residents on Monthly Car Instalment
15

14

5
3
1~500

501~1000

1001~1500

3

1501~2000

2001~2500

0
2501~3000

Amount Spent(RM)

Figure 3.7
According to the bar chart, the mode is RM1-RM500 where majority of the Klang
Valley residents that we have surveyed spend within the range RM1-RM500 for
monthly car instalment. None of the Klang Valley residents that we have surveyed
spend within the range RM2501-RM3000 for monthly car instalment.

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Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
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Amount Spent
(RM)
1-500
501-1000
1001-1500
1501-2000
2001-2500
2501-3000

f

F

x

fx

fx²

15
14
5
3
3
0
Σf=40

15
29
34
37
40
40

250.5
750.5
1250.5
1750.5
2250.5
2750.5

3757.5
10507
6252.5
5251.5
6751.5
0
Σfx=32520

941253.75
7885503.5
7818751.25
9192750.75
15194250.75
0
Σfx²=41032510

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Mean=

=

=813

Modal class= RM1-RM500
Median=0.5+

=667.17

=0.5+

=333.83

=1000.5+

(500)=1100.5

Variance=

-

=

-

=364843.75
Standard Deviation=
=
=604.02
Interquartile Range=
=1100.5-333.83
=766.67

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Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
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How much did you pay for your monthly instalment?

Amount of Money Spent by Malacca
Residents on Monthly Car Instalment

10
8
7

3
0
1~500

501~1000

1001~1500

1501~2000

1
2001~2500

2750.5

Amount Spent (RM)

Figure 3.8

According to the bar chart, the mode is RM501-RM1000 where majority of the
Malacca residents that we have surveyed spend within the range RM501-RM1000
for monthly car instalment. None of the Malacca residents that we have surveyed
spend within the range RM1501-RM2000 for monthly car instalment.

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Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
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Amount
Spent (RM)
1-500
501-1000
1001-1500
1501-2000
2001-2500
2501-3000

f

F

x

fx

fx²

8
10
7
0
3
1
Σf=29

8
18
25
25
28
29

250.5
750.5
1250.5
1750.5
2250.5
2750.5

2004
7505
8753.3
0
6751.5
2750.5
Σfx=27764.5

502002
5632502.5
10946251.75
0
15194250.75
7565250.25
Σfx²=39851527.25

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Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
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Mean=

=

=957.4

Modal class= 501-1000
Median=500.5+

=825.5

=0.5+

=453.63

=1000.5+

(500)=1268.36

Variance=

-

=

-

=457575.83
Standard Deviation=
=
=676.44
Interquartile Range=
=1268.36-435.63
=832.73

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Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
P a g e | 50

How much did you spend on petrol per month?

Amount of Money Spent by Klang Valley
Residents on Petrol

20

11

5
1~100

3
101~200

201~300

2

301~400

401~500

Amount Spent (RM)

Figure 3.9
According to the bar chart, the mode is RM201-RM300.Majority of the Klang Valley
residents that we have surveyed spend within the range RM201-RM300 for petrol,
followed by RM101-RM200, RM301-RM400, RM401-RM500 and lastly RM1-RM100.

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Amount Spent
(RM)
1-100
101-200
201-300
301-400
401-500

f

F

x

fx

fx²

1
11
20
9
2
Σf=43

1
12
32
41
43

50.5
150.5
250.5
350.5
450.5

50.5
1655.5
5010
3154.5
901
Σfx=10771.5

2550.25
249152.75
1255005
1105652.25
405900.5
Σfx²=3081260.75

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Mean=

=

=250.5

Modal class= 201-300
Median=200.5+

=248

=100.5+

=189.14

=300.5+

(100)=303.28

Variance=

-

=

-

=8906.98
Standard Deviation=
=
=94.38
Interquartile Range=
=303.28-189.14
=114.14

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Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
P a g e | 53

How much do you spend on petrol per month?

Amount of Money Spent by Malacca
Residents on Petrol
14
11

6
3
1~100

101~200

201~300

301~400

1
401~500

Amount Spent (RM)

Figure 4.0

According to the bar chart, the mode is RM101-RM200.Majority of the Malacca
residents that we have surveyed spend within the range RM101-RM200 for petrol,
followed by RM201-RM300, RM1-RM100, RM301-RM400 and lastly RM401-RM500.

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Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
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Amount Spent
(RM)
1-100
101-200
201-300
301-400
401-500

f

F

x

fx

fx²

6
14
11
3
1
Σf=35

6
20
31
34
35

50.5
150.5
250.5
350.5
450.5

303
2107
2755.5
1051.5
450.5
Σfx=6667.5

15301.5
317103.5
690252.75
368550.75
202950.25
Σfx²=1594158.75

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Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
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Mean=

=

=190.5

Modal class= 101-200
Median=100.5+

=182.64

=100.5+

=120.14

=200.5+

(100)=257.32

Variance=

-

=

-

=9257.14
Standard Deviation=
=
=96.21
Interquartile Range=
=257.32-120.14
=137.18

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Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
P a g e | 56

How much did you spend in modifying your car?

Amount of Money Spent by Klang Valley
Residents on Modifying Their Cars
3

2

1

1
0

1~500

501~1000

1001~1500

1501~2000

0

2001~3000

3001~3500

Amount Spent (RM)

Figure 4.1

According to the bar chart, the mode is RM1-RM500 where majority of the Klang
Valley residents that we have surveyed spend within the range RM1-RM500 in
modifying their cars. None of the Klang Valley residents that we have surveyed
spend within the range RM2001-RM2500 and RM2501-RM3000 in modifying their
cars.

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Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
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Amount Spent
(RM)
1-500
501-1000
1001-1500
1501-2000
2001-2500
2501-3000

f

F

x

fx

fx²

3
2
1
1
0
0
Σf=7

3
5
6
7
7
7

250.5
750.5
1250.5
1750.5
2250.5
2750.5

751.5
1501
1250.5
1750.5
0
0
Σfx=5253.5

188250.75
1126500.5
1563750.25
3064250.25
0
0
Σfx²=5942751.75

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Mean=

=

=750.5

Modal class= 1-500
Median=500.5+

=625.5

=0.5+

=292.17

=1000.5+

(500)=1125.5

Variance=

-

=

-

=285714.29
Standard Deviation=
=
=534.52
Interquartile Range=
=1125.5-292.17
=833.33

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Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
P a g e | 59

How much did you spend in modifying your car?

Amount of Money Spent by Malacca
Residents on Modifying Their Cars

2

2

1

0
1~500

501~1000

0

0

1001~1500

1501~2000

2001~2500

2501~3000

Amount Spent (RM)

Figure 4.2
According to the bar chart, the mode are RM1-RM500 andRM501-RM1000 where
majority of the Malacca residents that we have surveyed spend within the range
RM1-RM500 and RM501-RM1000 in modifying their cars. None of the Malacca
residents that we have surveyed spend within the range RM1001-RM1500, RM1501RM2000, RM2001-RM2500, RM2501-RM3000 in modifying their cars.

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Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
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Amount Spent
(RM)
1-500
501-1000
1001-1500
1501-2000
2001-2500
2501-3000

f

F

x

fx

fx²

2
2
0
0
0
1
Σf=5

2
4
4
4
4
5

250.5
750.5
1250.5
1750.5
2250.5
2750.5

501
1501
0
0
0
2750.5
Σfx=4752.5

12500.5
1126500.5
0
0
0
7565250.25
Σfx²=88172512.5

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Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
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Mean=

=

=950.5

Modal class= RM1-RM500
Median=500.5+

=625.5

=0.5+

=313

=500.5+
Variance=
=

(500)=938
-

=16731052.25
Standard Deviation=
=
=4090.36
Interquartile Range=
=938-313
=625

FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103

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Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
P a g e | 62

How much do you spend on car maintenance?

Amount of Money Spent by Klang Valley
Residents on Car Maintenance
21

13

5
1~100

2
101~200

201~300

2

301~400

401~500

Amount Spent (RM)

Figure 4.3
According to the bar chart, the mode is RM101-RM200.Majority of the Klang Valley
residents that we have surveyed spend within the range RM101-RM200 for car
maintenance followed by RM201-RM300, RM1-RM100, lastly RM301-RM400 and
RM401-RM500.

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Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
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Amount Spent
(RM)
1-100
101-200
201-300
301-400
401-500

f

F

x

fx

fx²

5
21
13
2
2
Σf=43

5
26
39
41
43

50.5
150.5
250.5
350.5
450.5

252.5
3160.5
3256.5
701
901
Σfx=8271.5

12751.25
475655.25
815753.25
245700.5
405900.5
Σfx²=1955760.75

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Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
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Mean=

=

=192.36

Modal class=RM101-RM200
Median=100.5+

=179.07

=100.5+

=127.88

=200.5+

(100)=248.58

Variance=

-

=

-

=16731052.25
Standard Deviation=
=
=92.09
Interquartile Range=
=248.58-127.88
=120.7

FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103

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Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
P a g e | 65

How much do you spend on car maintenance?

Amount of Money Spent by Malacca
Residents on Car Maintenance
14
11

5
3
1~100

101~200

201~300

301~400

2
401~500

Amount Spent (RM)

Figure 4.4

According to the bar chart, the mode is RM101-RM200.Majority of the Malacca
residents that we have surveyed spend within the range RM101-RM200 for car
maintenance, followed by RM201-RM300, RM1-RM100, RM301-RM400 and lastly
RM401-RM500.

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Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
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Amount Spent
(RM)
1-100
101-200
201-300
301-400
401-500

f

F

x

fx

fx²

5
14
11
3
2
Σf=35

5
19
30
33
32

50.5
150.5
250.5
350.5
350.5

252.5
2107
2755.5
1051.5
701
Σfx=6867.5

12751.25
317103.5
690252.75
368550.75
245700.5
Σfx²=1634358.75

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Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
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Mean=

=

=196.04

Modal class= 101-200
Median=100.5+

=189.79

=100.5+

=127.29

=200.5+
Variance=

(100)=266.4
-

=

-

=8264.28
Standard Deviation=
=
=90.91
Interquartile Range=
=266.4-127.29
=139.11

FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103

Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu,
Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
P a g e | 68

How much do you spend on transportation?

Amount of Money Spent by Klang Valley
Residents Who Doesn't Own Cars On
Transportation
5

2
0
1~50

51~100

0

0

101~150

151~200

201~250

Amount Spent (RM)

Figure 4.5
According to the bar chart, the mode is RM51- RM100. Majority of the Klang Valley
residents who do not own cars spend within the range RM51-RM100 on
transportation followed by RM1-RM50. None of the Klang Valley residents we have
surveyed spend within the range RM101-RM150, RM151-RM200 and RM201RM250.

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Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
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Amount Spent
(RM)
1-50
51-100
101-150
151-200
201-250

f

F

x

fx

fx²

2
5
0
0
0
Σf=7

2
7
7
7
7

25.5
75.5
125.5
175.5
225.5

51
377.5
0
0
0
Σfx=428.5

1300.5
28501.25
0
0
0
Σfx²=29801.75

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Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
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Mean=

=

=61.21

Modal class= 51-100
Median=50.5+

=65.5

=0.5+

=44.25

=50.5+
Variance=
=

(50)=83
-

=510.73
Standard Deviation=
=
=22.6
Interquartile Range=
=83-44.25
=38.75

FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103

Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu,
Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
P a g e | 71

How much do you spend on transportation?

Amount of Money Spent by Melacca
Residents Who Doesn't Own Cars on
Transportation
6

4
3
2
0
1~50

51~100

101~150

151~200

201~250

Amount Spent (RM)

Figure 4.6
According to the bar chart, the mode is RM51- RM100. Majority of the Malacca
residents who do not own cars spend within the range RM51-RM100 on
transportation followed by RM101-RM150, RM1-RM50, and RM151-RM200.None of
the Malacca residents we have surveyed spend within the range RM201-RM250.

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Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
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Amount Spent
(RM)
1-50
51-100
101-150
151-200
201-250

f

F

x

fx

fx²

3
6
4
2
0
Σf=15

3
9
13
15
15

25.5
75.5
125.5
175.5
225.5

76.5
453
502
351
0
Σfx=1382.5

1950.75
34201.5
63001
61600.5
0
Σfx²=160753.75

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Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
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Mean=

=

=92.17

Modal class= 51-100
Median=50.5+

=125.5

=50.5+

=100.75

=100.5+
Variance=

(50)=128.63
-

=

-

=2221.61
Standard Deviation=
=
=47.13
Interquartile Range=
=128.63-100.75
=27.88

FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103

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Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
P a g e | 74

If you intend to buy a car in the future, how much do you intend to spend?

Klang Valley
1

0

0

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Amount Spent (RM)

Figure 4.7
The bar chart above shows how much Klang Valley residents are willing to spend in
buying a car in the future. The range RM20001-30000, RM30001-40000 and RM
400001-50000 each is chose by one Klang Valley resident who currently do not own
cars by intend to buy one in the future.

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Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
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Amount Spent
(RM)
1-10000
10001-20000
20001-30000
30001-40000
40001-50000
50001-60000
60001-70000
70001-80000
80001-90000
90001-100000
100000-110000
110001-120000
120001-130000
130001-140000
140001-150000
150001-160000
160001-170000
170001-180000
180001-190000
190001-200000

f

F

x

fx

fx²

0
0
1
1
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Σfx²=3875105000.75

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Mean=

=

=35000.5

Modal class= RM20001-30000, RM30001-40000 and RM 400001-50000
Median=30000.5+

=35000.5

=20000.5+

=27500.5

=40000.5+
Variance=

(10000)=42500.5
-

=

-

=66666666.42
Standard Deviation=
=
=8164.97
Interquartile Range=
=42500.5-27500.5
=15000

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If you intend to buy a car in the future, how much do you intend to spend?

Malacca
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Figure 4.8
The bar chart above shows how much Malacca residents are willing to spend in
buying a car in the future. The mode is RM40001-50000 and RM50001-60000.
Majority of the Malacca residents that we surveyed are willing to spend within the
rage RM40001-50000 and RM50001-60000 in buying a car, followed by RM1000120000 and RM60000-70000, lastly RM70001-80000.

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Amount Spent
(RM)
1-10000
10001-20000
20001-30000
30001-40000
40001-50000
50001-60000
60001-70000
70001-80000
80001-90000
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Mean=

=

=51667.17

Modal class= 50001-60000
Median=50000.5+

=53333.83

=40000.5+

=43333.83

=60000.5+

(10000)=65000.5

Variance=
=

-

=405555210.9
Standard Deviation=
=
=20138.40
Interquartile Range=
=65000.5-43333.83
=21666.67

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Conclusion
After conducting the survey and doing the calculations, we got to learn the
spending behaviors of Klang Valley and Malacca on cars and for those who do not
own cars, we got to learn about their spending behaviors on transportations. 43 out
of 50 Klang Valley residents that we surveyed own cars and 35 out of 50 Malacca
residents that we surveyed own cars.
For purchasing a car, the mean of amount of money spent by Klang Valley
residents is RM55000.38 which is less than the mean of amount of money spent by
Malacca residents on car, RM 65286.21.Even though the modal class of amount of
money spent by Klang Valley residents is 60001-70000 while Malacca is lower with
modal class 40001-50000 and there are less people in Malacca who owns car
compared to Klang Valley. This means those who own a car in Malacca tend to
spend more on purchasing compared to Klang Valley. This may be because those
who could afford purchasing a car in Malacca are more financial capable compared
to Klang Valley.
For car loan 40 out of 50 Klang Valley residents that we surveyed got a loan in
order to purchase a car. The mean of the monthly installment they pay is RM 813.
On the other hand, 29 out of 50 Malacca residents that we surveyed got a loan in
order to purchase a car. The mean of the monthly installment they pay is RM 957.4
which is higher than Malacca. There are less people in Malacca compared to Klang
Valley who got loans in order to purchase a car. This could be because the Malacca
residents who own cars are capable to pay for their car in one go compared to Klang
Valley residents who got car loans and pay high monthly installments.

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Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
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For petrol, the mean of amount spent by Klang Valley residents is RM250.50 and
for Malacca residents is RM190.50. This shows that Klang Valley residents tend to
spend more than Melaka residents in petrol. The obvious reason for this event would
be the driving distance of Klang Valley residents is further compared to Malacca
residents.
For car modifying, 7 out of 43 Klang Valley residents who own cars modified their
cars while 5 out of 35 Malacca residents who own cars modified their cars. The
mean of amount of money spent on car modifying by Klang Valley residents is RM
750.50 and Malacca residents is RM 950.50. Malacca residents tend to spend more
in modifying their cars compared to Klang Valley residents. One obvious reason
would be most Klang Valley residents bought cars in order to drive themselves from
places to places especially for work proposes while Malacca residents see driving
and car modifying as activities that they do to kill their free time.
For car maintenance, the mean amount of money spent by Klang Valley resident
is RM192.36, for Malacca resident is RM196.04. When it comes to car maintenance,
there isn’t much difference for these two places, probably because residents of both
places prioritize road safety.

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Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
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On the other hand, there are 7 out of 50 Klang Valley residents and 15 out of 50
Malacca residents that we surveyed do not own cars. The mean amount of money
for Klang Valley residents on transportation is RM61.21 and Malacca is RM92.17.
Klang Valley residents tend to spend less in transportation than Malacca residents
because compared to Malacca, Klang Valley has a greater diverse of public
transport that comes with an affordable price tags. In Malacca, the choices are
limited.
In conclusion, more Klang Valley residents tend to own cars, spend more in petrol
and pay more of monthly installment compared to Malacca residents. Though less
Malacca residents own cars but for those who do, they tend to spend more in
purchasing a car, has lower tendency to get a loan and pay more for both car
modifying and maintenance. This shows that those who own cars in Malacca tend to
be more financial capable compared to those in Klang Valley. For those who do not
own cars, Klang Valley residents spend less in transportations compared to Malacca
residents because there are more and cheaper public transport options in Klang
Valley compared to Malacca such as monorail and LRT.

FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103

Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu,
Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon

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Mathematics Assignment 2

  • 1. Page |1 Statistics Mathematics (MATH 0103) Assignment 2 Sharon Chow Ci Yung (0313387) TeohHui Yu (0313701) Lim Chong Min (0313739) Esther Lim QiuQiu (0314322) Tan ZiCin (0314079) Hong Sang Won (0314611) FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 2. Page |2 Content No. Title Page number 1. Introduction of assignment 3 2. Objectives 4 3. Description of Survey 5 4. Purpose of Survey 6 5. Methodology 7-8 6. Basic Analysis 9-36 7. Further Analysis 37-79 8. Conclusion 80-82 9. Appendix FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 83 onwards Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 3. Page |3 Introduction A survey is a systematic snapshot that is used to infer a larger whole. Surveys have been used throughout the years in a variety of forms. In this assignment, we will be using the survey to compare the expenses of the residents in Klang Valley and Malacca on their methods of transportation. The data collected from the survey will be analysed, using the quantitative studies including bar charts, pie charts or graphs to examine the variables and consistency of personal or public transportation users in Klang Valley and Malacca. Statistics means a quantitative data on any subject, especially data comparing the distribution of some quantities for different subclasses of the population. To ensure that the data collection is undertaken in a way that allows valid conclusions to be drawn, we have been put into groups that consist of four to five members with the purpose of collecting, organizing, presenting and drawing a conclusion for this statistical data. On the other hand, data analysis is information organized for analysis or used to reason or make decisions. Data analysis has multiple sides and approaches, surrounding diverse techniques under a variety of names in different business, science and social science domains. FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 4. Page |4 Objectives There are three objectives to achieve in this assignment: 1. To apply the use of statistics in real life. 2. To study the expenses of Klang Valley and Malacca residents on cars. 3. Tostudy the expenses of Klang Valley and Malacca residents who do not own cars on public transportation. 4. To study how much Klang Valley and Malacca residents who do not own a car and have intention to buy a car willing to spend in purchasing a car in the future. FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 5. Page |5 Description of the Survey The survey we did is for the people living (residents) in Klang Valley and Malacca to carry out the response from them to compare the difference between these two places base on the questions listed below: 1. Do you own a car? 2. If yes, how many cars do you own? 3. What car do you own? 4. What brand is your car? 5. How much did you spend in purchasing your car? 6. Did you get a loan for your car? 7. If yes, how much do you pay for your monthly instalment? 8. Did you modify your car? 9. If yes, how much did you spend in modifying your car? 10. How far is your driving distance? 11. How much do you spend on petrol per month? 12. How much do you spend on car maintenance? 13. If no, how much do you spend on transportations per month? 14. Do you intend to buy a car in the future? 15. If yes, how much do you intend to spend on the car? 16. What car do you intend to buy? 17. What brand do you intend to buy? FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 6. Page |6 Purpose of the Survey The purpose of our survey is to study the expenses on car of residents from two different geographical regions which are Malacca and Klang Valley. For those residents who own cars, we identified their spending behavior such as how much money they spent on purchasing their respective cars, expenses on petrol per month and their car maintenance fees. For those who modified their cars, we also identified how much they spent on modifying their cars.On the other hand, for those who do not own a car, we identified how much they spend on transportations. FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 7. Page |7 Methodology 1. Malacca From 25th to 27th October, Esther Lim, Tan Zi Cin, Lim Chong Min and Sharon Chow went to Malaccafor 3 days 2 nights for a study trip. During our stay there we conducted the survey at Aeon Malacca and Dataran Pahlawan. We approached Malacca residents at the malls and asked them to fill up our survey forms Figure 1.0 Aeon Malacca Figure 1.1&Figure 1.2 Dataran Pahlawan FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 8. Page |8 2. Klang Valley TeohHui Yu and Hong Sang Won couldn’t make it with us to Malacca so they were in charge of conducting the surveys in the Klang Valley region. They conducted the survey in GM Klang and Sunway Pyramid. They conducted the surveys on 25th and 26th October. Figure 1.3 Sunway Pyramid FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Figure 1.4 GM Klang Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 9. Page |9 BASIC ANALYSIS FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 10. P a g e | 10 Do you own a car? Klang Valley [PERCENTAGE] [PERCENTAGE] With Car Without Car Figure 1.5 The figure above shows the number of survey participants who do and do not own cars in Klang Valley. 86% of the survey participants own cars and 14% of the participants do not own cars in Klang Valley. FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 11. P a g e | 11 Do you own a car? MALACCA With Car Without Car [PERCENTAGE] [PERCENTAGE] Figure 1.6 The figure above shows the number of Malacca residents that we have surveyed who owns cars and do not own cars. 70% of the Malacca residents that we surveyed own cars and 30% of them do now own cars. FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 12. P a g e | 12 If No, do you intend to buy a car in the future? Klang Valley [PERCENTAGE] [PERCENTAGE] Yes No Figure 1.7 70% of the Klang Valley residents who do not own cars intend to buy a car in the future. 30% of them got no intention to buy car in the future. FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 13. P a g e | 13 If no do you intend to buy a car in the future? MALACCA Yes No [PERCENTAGE] [PERCENTAGE] Figure 1.8 67% of the Malacca residents who do not own cars intend to buy a car in the future. 33% of them got no intentions to buy a car in the future. FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 14. P a g e | 14 Number of residents in Klang Valley who do not own cars. [PERCENTAGE] [PERCENTAGE] Male Female Figure 1.9 The figure above shows the number of residents in Klang Valley who do not own cars among a total of 50 survey participants. There is a total of 7 survey participants who do not own cars. 3 of the residents are male and 4 of the residents are female. FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 15. P a g e | 15 NUMBER OF RESIDENTS IN MALACCA WHO DO NOT OWN CARS. Male Female [PERCENTAGE] [PERCENTAGE] Figure 2.0 The figure above shows the number of residents who do not own cars in Malacca among a total of 50 survey participants. There a total of 17 survey participants who do not own cars. 8 of them are male while 9 of them are female residents. FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 16. P a g e | 16 NUMBER OF RESIDENTS WHO OWN CARS IN KLANG VALLEY. Male [PERCENTAGE] Female [PERCENTAGE] Figure 2.1 The figure above shows the number of residents who own cars in Klang Valley among 50 survey participants. There are a total of 43 survey participants who own cars in Klang Valley. 21 of them are male residents and 22 of them are female residents. FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 17. P a g e | 17 NUMBER OF RESIDENTS WHO OWN CARS IN MALACCA. Male [PERCENTAGE] Female [PERCENTAGE] Figure 2.2 The figure above shows the number of residents who own cars in Malacca among a total of 50 survey participants. There are a total of 35 participants who own cars. 19 of them are male and 16 of them are female residents. FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 18. P a g e | 18 Marital status of participants in Klang Valley who do not own cars. 0% [VALUE] Single Married Figure 2.3 The figure above shows the marital status among the participants who are residents in Klang Valley who do not own cars. 7 of the participants are single and 0 of the participants are married. FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 19. P a g e | 19 Marital status of participants in Malacca who do not own cars. [PERCENTAGE] [PERCENTAGE] Single Married Figure 2.4 The figure above shows the marital status among the participants who are residents in Klang Valley who do not own cars. 13 of the participants are single and 2 of the participants are married. FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 20. P a g e | 20 What brand is your car? Klang Valley 9% 33% 23% Honda Toyota 9% 26% Proton Perodua Others Figure 2.5 According to the pie chart above 33% of the Klang Valley residents we surveyed own Honda cars, 26% own Proton cars, 23% own Toyota cars, 9% own Perodua cars and 9% own other brands. FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 21. P a g e | 21 What brand is your car? MALACCA Honda Toyota Proton Perodua Others 19% 30% 19% 16% 16% Figure 2.6 According to the pie chart above, 30% of the Malacca residents that we surveyed own Honda cars, 16% own Toyota cars, 19% own Perodua cars and 19% own other brands. FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 22. P a g e | 22 Did you get a loan for your car? KLANG VALLEY Yes No 0% 27% 73% Figure 2.7 According to the pie chart above, 40 out of 43 which is equivalent to 73% of the Klang Valley residents we surveyed who own cars got a loan for their car. 27%of them didn’t get a loan. FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 23. P a g e | 23 Did you get a loan for your car? Malacca 17% 0% Yes No 83% Figure2.8 According to the pie chart above, 29 out of 35 of which is equivalent to 90% of the Malacca residents we surveyed own cars got a loan for their car. 10% of them didn’t get a loan. FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 24. P a g e | 24 What kind of car do you own? KLANG VALLEY MPV SUV Sedan Others 3% 32% 52% 13% Figure 2.9 According to the pie chart above, 52% of the Klang Valley residents we surveyed own MPV, 32% own sedan, 13% SUV, 3% own other kinds of car. FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 25. P a g e | 25 What kind of car do you own? MALACCA MPV SUV Sedan Others 23% 26% 8% 43% Figure 3.0 According to the pie chart above, 43% of the Malacca residents we surveyed own sedan, 8% own SUV, 23% own MPV, 8% own SUV and 26% own other types of cars. FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 26. P a g e | 26 How many cars do you own? Klang Valley 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 1 2 3 4 ≥5 Number of Cars Figure 3.1 According to the bar chart above, the mode is 1. Majority of the Klang Valley residents that we surveyed own 1 car, followed by 2 cars and 3 cars. None of the Klang Valley residents that we surveyed own 4 cars and FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 5 cars. Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 27. P a g e | 27 Number of cars,x f F fx fx² 1 2 3 4 37 2 2 0 0 Σf=43 37 39 41 41 41 37 4 6 0 0 Σfx=47 37 8 18 0 0 Σfx²=63 FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 28. P a g e | 28 Mean = = = 1.09 Mode = 1 Median =1 =1 =1 Variance = - = = 0.28 Standard Deviation = = =0.53 Interquartile Range = =1-1 =0 FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 29. P a g e | 29 How many cars do you own? Malacca 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 1 2 3 4 ≥5 Number of Cars Figure 3.2 According to the bar chart above, the mode is 1. Majority of the Malacca residents that we surveyed own 1 car, followed by 2 cars and 3 cars. None of the Malacca residents that we surveyed own 4 cars and FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 5 cars. Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 30. P a g e | 30 Number of cars,x f F fx fx² 1 2 3 4 28 6 1 0 0 Σf=35 28 34 35 35 35 28 12 3 0 0 Σfx=43 28 24 9 0 0 Σfx²=61 Mean = = = 1.23 Mode = 1 Median =1 =1 =2 Variance = - = = 0.23 Standard Deviation = = =0.48 Interquartile Range = = 2-1 =1 FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 31. P a g e | 31 How far is your driving distance? (KM) Klang Valley 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 1~5 6~10 11~15 16~20 21~25 26~30 Driving Distance (KM) Figure 3.3 According to the bar chart above, the mode is 11-15 KM. Majority of the Klang Valley residents we surveyed drive within the distance 11-15KM, followed by 6-10KM, 1620KM and 26-30KM, lastly 21-25KM. None of the Klang Valley residents we surveyed drive within the distance 1-5KM. FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 32. P a g e | 32 Driving Distance (KM) 1-5 6-10 11-15 16-20 21-25 26-30 f F x fx fx² 0 9 18 7 2 7 Σf=43 0 9 27 34 36 43 3 8 13 18 23 28 0 72 234 126 46 196 Σfx= 674 0 576 3042 2268 1058 5488 Σfx²=12432 FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 33. P a g e | 33 Mean = = = 15.67 Modal class = 11KM-15 KM Median = = 13.97 = = 10.99 = = 19.25 Variance = - = = 43.57 Standard Deviation = = = 6.6 Interquartile Range = = 19.25-10.99 = 8.26 FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 34. P a g e | 34 How far is your driving distance? (KM) Malacca 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 1~5 6~10 11~15 16~20 21~25 26~30 Driving Distance (KM) Figure 3.4 According to the bar chart above, the mode is 11-15 KM. Majority of the Klang Valley residents drive within the range 11-15Km, followed by 6-10KM, 26-30KM, 16-20KM and 21-25KM and lastly 1-5KM. FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 35. P a g e | 35 Driving Distance (KM) 1-5 6-10 11-15 16-20 21-25 26-30 f F x fx fx² 1 10 15 2 2 5 Σf=35 1 11 26 28 30 35 3 8 13 18 23 28 3 80 195 36 46 140 Σfx=500 9 640 2535 648 1058 3920 Σfx²=8810 FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 36. P a g e | 36 Mean = = = 14.29 Modal class = 11KM-15KM Median = = 16 = = 13.25 = = 15.58 Variance = - = = 47.51 Standard Deviation = = = 6.89 Interquartile Range = = 15.58-13.25 = 2.33 FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 37. P a g e | 37 Further Analysis FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 38. P a g e | 38 How much did you spend in purchasing your car? Amount of Money Spent by Klang Valley Residents on Purchasing a Car 10 7 0 3 4 2 1 5 4 3 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 Amount Spent (RM) Figure 3.5 The figure above show the amount of money spent by Klang Valley residents on purchasing a car. According to the bar chart, majority of the Klang Valley residents who participated in the survey spend within the range RM60001-RM70000 in purchasing a car. None of the Klang Valley residents who participated in the survey spend within the range RM1-RM10000, RM100000-RM110000, RM150000RM160000, RM160001-RM170000, RM180000-RM190000 and RM190001- RM200000. FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 39. P a g e | 39 Amount Spent (RM) 1-10000 10001-20000 20001-30000 30001-40000 40001-50000 50001-60000 60001-70000 70001-80000 80001-90000 90001-100000 100000-110000 110001-120000 120001-130000 130001-140000 140001-150000 150001-160000 160001-170000 170001-180000 180001-190000 190001-200000 f F x fx fx² 0 3 2 1 4 3 10 5 7 4 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 Σf=43 0 3 5 6 10 13 23 28 35 39 40 40 41 42 42 42 42 43 43 43 5000.5 15000.5 25000.5 35000.5 45000.5 55000.5 65000.5 75000.5 85000.5 95000.5 105000.5 115000.5 125000.5 135000.5 145000.5 155000.5 165000.5 175000.5 185000.5 195000.5 0 45001.5 50001 35000.5 180002 165001.5 650005 375002.5 595003.5 380002 105000.5 0 125000.5 135000.5 0 0 0 175000.5 0 0 Σfx=2365016.5 0 675045000.8 120050001 1225035000 8100180001 9075165001 42250650002.5 28125375001.2 50575595001.7 36100380001 1575060000.25 0 15625125000.2 18225135000.2 0 0 0 30625175000.2 0 0 Σfx²=216984970010 FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 40. P a g e | 40 Mean= = =55000.38 Modal class= RM60001-RM70000 Median=60000.5+ =60850.5 =50000.5+ =52500.5 =80000.5+ Variance= (1000)=80607.64 - = - =202112093 Standard Deviation= = =44956.87 Interquartile Range= =80607.64-52500.5 =28107.14 FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 41. P a g e | 41 How much did you spend in purchasing your car? Amount of Money Spent by Melacca Residents on Purchasing a Car 6 5 4 3 4 3 2 2 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 Amount Spent (RM) Figure 3.6 The figure above show the amount of money spent by Malacca residents on purchasing a car. According to the bar chart, the mode is RM40001-RM50001 where majority of the Malacca residents who participated in the survey spend within the range RM40001-RM50000 in purchasing a car. None of the Malacca residents who participated in the survey spend within the range RM30001-RM40000, RM120001RM130000, RM140001-RM150000, RM150001-RM160000, RM170001-RM180000 and RM180001-RM190000 for purchasing a car. FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 42. P a g e | 42 Amount Spent (RM) 1-10000 10001-20000 20001-30000 30001-40000 40001-50000 50001-60000 60001-70000 70001-80000 80001-90000 90001-100000 100001-110000 110001-120000 120001-130000 130001-140000 140001-150000 150001-160000 160001-170000 170001-180000 180001-190000 190001-200000 f F x fx fx² 3 2 2 0 6 4 5 3 4 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 Σf=35 3 5 7 7 13 17 22 25 29 30 31 32 32 33 33 33 34 34 34 35 5000.5 15000.5 25000.5 35000.5 45000.5 55000.5 65000.5 75000.5 85000.5 95000.5 105000.5 115000.5 125000.5 135000.5 145000.5 155000.5 165000.5 175000.5 185000.5 195000.5 15001.5 30001 50001 0 270003 220002 325002.5 225001.5 340002 95000.5 105000.5 115000.5 0 135000.5 0 0 165000.5 0 0 195000.5 Σfx=2285017.5 75015000.75 450030000.5 1250050001 0 12150270001.5 1100120001 21125325001.2 16875225000.7 2890034000.1 9025095000.25 11025105000.2 13225115000.2 0 1822513000.2 0 0 27225165000.2 0 0 38025195000.2 Σfx²=156264257007 FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 43. P a g e | 43 Mean= = =65286.21 Modal class= RM40001-RM50000 Median=60000.5+ =60100.5 =40000.5+ =40292.17 =80000.5+ Variance= (1000)=80313 - = - =202403841 Standard Deviation= = =14226.87 Interquartile Range= =80313-40292.17 =40020.83 FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 44. P a g e | 44 How much did you pay for your monthly instalment? Amount of Money Spent by Klang Valley Residents on Monthly Car Instalment 15 14 5 3 1~500 501~1000 1001~1500 3 1501~2000 2001~2500 0 2501~3000 Amount Spent(RM) Figure 3.7 According to the bar chart, the mode is RM1-RM500 where majority of the Klang Valley residents that we have surveyed spend within the range RM1-RM500 for monthly car instalment. None of the Klang Valley residents that we have surveyed spend within the range RM2501-RM3000 for monthly car instalment. FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 45. P a g e | 45 Amount Spent (RM) 1-500 501-1000 1001-1500 1501-2000 2001-2500 2501-3000 f F x fx fx² 15 14 5 3 3 0 Σf=40 15 29 34 37 40 40 250.5 750.5 1250.5 1750.5 2250.5 2750.5 3757.5 10507 6252.5 5251.5 6751.5 0 Σfx=32520 941253.75 7885503.5 7818751.25 9192750.75 15194250.75 0 Σfx²=41032510 FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 46. P a g e | 46 Mean= = =813 Modal class= RM1-RM500 Median=0.5+ =667.17 =0.5+ =333.83 =1000.5+ (500)=1100.5 Variance= - = - =364843.75 Standard Deviation= = =604.02 Interquartile Range= =1100.5-333.83 =766.67 FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 47. P a g e | 47 How much did you pay for your monthly instalment? Amount of Money Spent by Malacca Residents on Monthly Car Instalment 10 8 7 3 0 1~500 501~1000 1001~1500 1501~2000 1 2001~2500 2750.5 Amount Spent (RM) Figure 3.8 According to the bar chart, the mode is RM501-RM1000 where majority of the Malacca residents that we have surveyed spend within the range RM501-RM1000 for monthly car instalment. None of the Malacca residents that we have surveyed spend within the range RM1501-RM2000 for monthly car instalment. FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 48. P a g e | 48 Amount Spent (RM) 1-500 501-1000 1001-1500 1501-2000 2001-2500 2501-3000 f F x fx fx² 8 10 7 0 3 1 Σf=29 8 18 25 25 28 29 250.5 750.5 1250.5 1750.5 2250.5 2750.5 2004 7505 8753.3 0 6751.5 2750.5 Σfx=27764.5 502002 5632502.5 10946251.75 0 15194250.75 7565250.25 Σfx²=39851527.25 FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 49. P a g e | 49 Mean= = =957.4 Modal class= 501-1000 Median=500.5+ =825.5 =0.5+ =453.63 =1000.5+ (500)=1268.36 Variance= - = - =457575.83 Standard Deviation= = =676.44 Interquartile Range= =1268.36-435.63 =832.73 FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 50. P a g e | 50 How much did you spend on petrol per month? Amount of Money Spent by Klang Valley Residents on Petrol 20 11 5 1~100 3 101~200 201~300 2 301~400 401~500 Amount Spent (RM) Figure 3.9 According to the bar chart, the mode is RM201-RM300.Majority of the Klang Valley residents that we have surveyed spend within the range RM201-RM300 for petrol, followed by RM101-RM200, RM301-RM400, RM401-RM500 and lastly RM1-RM100. FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 51. P a g e | 51 Amount Spent (RM) 1-100 101-200 201-300 301-400 401-500 f F x fx fx² 1 11 20 9 2 Σf=43 1 12 32 41 43 50.5 150.5 250.5 350.5 450.5 50.5 1655.5 5010 3154.5 901 Σfx=10771.5 2550.25 249152.75 1255005 1105652.25 405900.5 Σfx²=3081260.75 FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 52. P a g e | 52 Mean= = =250.5 Modal class= 201-300 Median=200.5+ =248 =100.5+ =189.14 =300.5+ (100)=303.28 Variance= - = - =8906.98 Standard Deviation= = =94.38 Interquartile Range= =303.28-189.14 =114.14 FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 53. P a g e | 53 How much do you spend on petrol per month? Amount of Money Spent by Malacca Residents on Petrol 14 11 6 3 1~100 101~200 201~300 301~400 1 401~500 Amount Spent (RM) Figure 4.0 According to the bar chart, the mode is RM101-RM200.Majority of the Malacca residents that we have surveyed spend within the range RM101-RM200 for petrol, followed by RM201-RM300, RM1-RM100, RM301-RM400 and lastly RM401-RM500. FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 54. P a g e | 54 Amount Spent (RM) 1-100 101-200 201-300 301-400 401-500 f F x fx fx² 6 14 11 3 1 Σf=35 6 20 31 34 35 50.5 150.5 250.5 350.5 450.5 303 2107 2755.5 1051.5 450.5 Σfx=6667.5 15301.5 317103.5 690252.75 368550.75 202950.25 Σfx²=1594158.75 FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 55. P a g e | 55 Mean= = =190.5 Modal class= 101-200 Median=100.5+ =182.64 =100.5+ =120.14 =200.5+ (100)=257.32 Variance= - = - =9257.14 Standard Deviation= = =96.21 Interquartile Range= =257.32-120.14 =137.18 FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 56. P a g e | 56 How much did you spend in modifying your car? Amount of Money Spent by Klang Valley Residents on Modifying Their Cars 3 2 1 1 0 1~500 501~1000 1001~1500 1501~2000 0 2001~3000 3001~3500 Amount Spent (RM) Figure 4.1 According to the bar chart, the mode is RM1-RM500 where majority of the Klang Valley residents that we have surveyed spend within the range RM1-RM500 in modifying their cars. None of the Klang Valley residents that we have surveyed spend within the range RM2001-RM2500 and RM2501-RM3000 in modifying their cars. FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 57. P a g e | 57 Amount Spent (RM) 1-500 501-1000 1001-1500 1501-2000 2001-2500 2501-3000 f F x fx fx² 3 2 1 1 0 0 Σf=7 3 5 6 7 7 7 250.5 750.5 1250.5 1750.5 2250.5 2750.5 751.5 1501 1250.5 1750.5 0 0 Σfx=5253.5 188250.75 1126500.5 1563750.25 3064250.25 0 0 Σfx²=5942751.75 FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 58. P a g e | 58 Mean= = =750.5 Modal class= 1-500 Median=500.5+ =625.5 =0.5+ =292.17 =1000.5+ (500)=1125.5 Variance= - = - =285714.29 Standard Deviation= = =534.52 Interquartile Range= =1125.5-292.17 =833.33 FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 59. P a g e | 59 How much did you spend in modifying your car? Amount of Money Spent by Malacca Residents on Modifying Their Cars 2 2 1 0 1~500 501~1000 0 0 1001~1500 1501~2000 2001~2500 2501~3000 Amount Spent (RM) Figure 4.2 According to the bar chart, the mode are RM1-RM500 andRM501-RM1000 where majority of the Malacca residents that we have surveyed spend within the range RM1-RM500 and RM501-RM1000 in modifying their cars. None of the Malacca residents that we have surveyed spend within the range RM1001-RM1500, RM1501RM2000, RM2001-RM2500, RM2501-RM3000 in modifying their cars. FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 60. P a g e | 60 Amount Spent (RM) 1-500 501-1000 1001-1500 1501-2000 2001-2500 2501-3000 f F x fx fx² 2 2 0 0 0 1 Σf=5 2 4 4 4 4 5 250.5 750.5 1250.5 1750.5 2250.5 2750.5 501 1501 0 0 0 2750.5 Σfx=4752.5 12500.5 1126500.5 0 0 0 7565250.25 Σfx²=88172512.5 FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 61. P a g e | 61 Mean= = =950.5 Modal class= RM1-RM500 Median=500.5+ =625.5 =0.5+ =313 =500.5+ Variance= = (500)=938 - =16731052.25 Standard Deviation= = =4090.36 Interquartile Range= =938-313 =625 FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 62. P a g e | 62 How much do you spend on car maintenance? Amount of Money Spent by Klang Valley Residents on Car Maintenance 21 13 5 1~100 2 101~200 201~300 2 301~400 401~500 Amount Spent (RM) Figure 4.3 According to the bar chart, the mode is RM101-RM200.Majority of the Klang Valley residents that we have surveyed spend within the range RM101-RM200 for car maintenance followed by RM201-RM300, RM1-RM100, lastly RM301-RM400 and RM401-RM500. FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 63. P a g e | 63 Amount Spent (RM) 1-100 101-200 201-300 301-400 401-500 f F x fx fx² 5 21 13 2 2 Σf=43 5 26 39 41 43 50.5 150.5 250.5 350.5 450.5 252.5 3160.5 3256.5 701 901 Σfx=8271.5 12751.25 475655.25 815753.25 245700.5 405900.5 Σfx²=1955760.75 FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 64. P a g e | 64 Mean= = =192.36 Modal class=RM101-RM200 Median=100.5+ =179.07 =100.5+ =127.88 =200.5+ (100)=248.58 Variance= - = - =16731052.25 Standard Deviation= = =92.09 Interquartile Range= =248.58-127.88 =120.7 FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 65. P a g e | 65 How much do you spend on car maintenance? Amount of Money Spent by Malacca Residents on Car Maintenance 14 11 5 3 1~100 101~200 201~300 301~400 2 401~500 Amount Spent (RM) Figure 4.4 According to the bar chart, the mode is RM101-RM200.Majority of the Malacca residents that we have surveyed spend within the range RM101-RM200 for car maintenance, followed by RM201-RM300, RM1-RM100, RM301-RM400 and lastly RM401-RM500. FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 66. P a g e | 66 Amount Spent (RM) 1-100 101-200 201-300 301-400 401-500 f F x fx fx² 5 14 11 3 2 Σf=35 5 19 30 33 32 50.5 150.5 250.5 350.5 350.5 252.5 2107 2755.5 1051.5 701 Σfx=6867.5 12751.25 317103.5 690252.75 368550.75 245700.5 Σfx²=1634358.75 FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 67. P a g e | 67 Mean= = =196.04 Modal class= 101-200 Median=100.5+ =189.79 =100.5+ =127.29 =200.5+ Variance= (100)=266.4 - = - =8264.28 Standard Deviation= = =90.91 Interquartile Range= =266.4-127.29 =139.11 FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 68. P a g e | 68 How much do you spend on transportation? Amount of Money Spent by Klang Valley Residents Who Doesn't Own Cars On Transportation 5 2 0 1~50 51~100 0 0 101~150 151~200 201~250 Amount Spent (RM) Figure 4.5 According to the bar chart, the mode is RM51- RM100. Majority of the Klang Valley residents who do not own cars spend within the range RM51-RM100 on transportation followed by RM1-RM50. None of the Klang Valley residents we have surveyed spend within the range RM101-RM150, RM151-RM200 and RM201RM250. FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 69. P a g e | 69 Amount Spent (RM) 1-50 51-100 101-150 151-200 201-250 f F x fx fx² 2 5 0 0 0 Σf=7 2 7 7 7 7 25.5 75.5 125.5 175.5 225.5 51 377.5 0 0 0 Σfx=428.5 1300.5 28501.25 0 0 0 Σfx²=29801.75 FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 70. P a g e | 70 Mean= = =61.21 Modal class= 51-100 Median=50.5+ =65.5 =0.5+ =44.25 =50.5+ Variance= = (50)=83 - =510.73 Standard Deviation= = =22.6 Interquartile Range= =83-44.25 =38.75 FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 71. P a g e | 71 How much do you spend on transportation? Amount of Money Spent by Melacca Residents Who Doesn't Own Cars on Transportation 6 4 3 2 0 1~50 51~100 101~150 151~200 201~250 Amount Spent (RM) Figure 4.6 According to the bar chart, the mode is RM51- RM100. Majority of the Malacca residents who do not own cars spend within the range RM51-RM100 on transportation followed by RM101-RM150, RM1-RM50, and RM151-RM200.None of the Malacca residents we have surveyed spend within the range RM201-RM250. FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 72. P a g e | 72 Amount Spent (RM) 1-50 51-100 101-150 151-200 201-250 f F x fx fx² 3 6 4 2 0 Σf=15 3 9 13 15 15 25.5 75.5 125.5 175.5 225.5 76.5 453 502 351 0 Σfx=1382.5 1950.75 34201.5 63001 61600.5 0 Σfx²=160753.75 FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 73. P a g e | 73 Mean= = =92.17 Modal class= 51-100 Median=50.5+ =125.5 =50.5+ =100.75 =100.5+ Variance= (50)=128.63 - = - =2221.61 Standard Deviation= = =47.13 Interquartile Range= =128.63-100.75 =27.88 FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 74. P a g e | 74 If you intend to buy a car in the future, how much do you intend to spend? Klang Valley 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Amount Spent (RM) Figure 4.7 The bar chart above shows how much Klang Valley residents are willing to spend in buying a car in the future. The range RM20001-30000, RM30001-40000 and RM 400001-50000 each is chose by one Klang Valley resident who currently do not own cars by intend to buy one in the future. FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 75. P a g e | 75 Amount Spent (RM) 1-10000 10001-20000 20001-30000 30001-40000 40001-50000 50001-60000 60001-70000 70001-80000 80001-90000 90001-100000 100000-110000 110001-120000 120001-130000 130001-140000 140001-150000 150001-160000 160001-170000 170001-180000 180001-190000 190001-200000 f F x fx fx² 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Σf=3 0 0 1 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 5000.5 15000.5 25000.5 35000.5 45000.5 55000.5 65000.5 75000.5 85000.5 95000.5 105000.5 115000.5 125000.5 135000.5 145000.5 155000.5 165000.5 175000.5 185000.5 195000.5 0 0 25000.5 35000.5 45000.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Σfx=105001.5 0 0 625025000.25 1225035000.25 2025045000.25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Σfx²=3875105000.75 FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 76. P a g e | 76 Mean= = =35000.5 Modal class= RM20001-30000, RM30001-40000 and RM 400001-50000 Median=30000.5+ =35000.5 =20000.5+ =27500.5 =40000.5+ Variance= (10000)=42500.5 - = - =66666666.42 Standard Deviation= = =8164.97 Interquartile Range= =42500.5-27500.5 =15000 FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 77. P a g e | 77 If you intend to buy a car in the future, how much do you intend to spend? Malacca 3 3 2 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Amount Spent (RM) Figure 4.8 The bar chart above shows how much Malacca residents are willing to spend in buying a car in the future. The mode is RM40001-50000 and RM50001-60000. Majority of the Malacca residents that we surveyed are willing to spend within the rage RM40001-50000 and RM50001-60000 in buying a car, followed by RM1000120000 and RM60000-70000, lastly RM70001-80000. FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 78. P a g e | 78 Amount Spent (RM) 1-10000 10001-20000 20001-30000 30001-40000 40001-50000 50001-60000 60001-70000 70001-80000 80001-90000 90001-100000 100000-110000 110001-120000 120001-130000 130001-140000 140001-150000 150001-160000 160001-170000 170001-180000 180001-190000 190001-200000 f F x fx fx² 0 2 0 0 3 3 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Σf=12 0 2 2 2 5 8 10 11 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 5000.5 15000.5 25000.5 35000.5 45000.5 55000.5 65000.5 75000.5 85000.5 95000.5 105000.5 115000.5 125000.5 135000.5 145000.5 155000.5 165000.5 175000.5 185000.5 195000.5 0 30001 0 0 135001.5 165001.5 130001 75000.5 85000.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Σfx=620006 0 450030000.5 0 0 6075135000.75 9075165000.75 8450130000.5 5625075000.25 7225085000.25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Σfx²=36900620003 FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 79. P a g e | 79 Mean= = =51667.17 Modal class= 50001-60000 Median=50000.5+ =53333.83 =40000.5+ =43333.83 =60000.5+ (10000)=65000.5 Variance= = - =405555210.9 Standard Deviation= = =20138.40 Interquartile Range= =65000.5-43333.83 =21666.67 FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 80. P a g e | 80 Conclusion After conducting the survey and doing the calculations, we got to learn the spending behaviors of Klang Valley and Malacca on cars and for those who do not own cars, we got to learn about their spending behaviors on transportations. 43 out of 50 Klang Valley residents that we surveyed own cars and 35 out of 50 Malacca residents that we surveyed own cars. For purchasing a car, the mean of amount of money spent by Klang Valley residents is RM55000.38 which is less than the mean of amount of money spent by Malacca residents on car, RM 65286.21.Even though the modal class of amount of money spent by Klang Valley residents is 60001-70000 while Malacca is lower with modal class 40001-50000 and there are less people in Malacca who owns car compared to Klang Valley. This means those who own a car in Malacca tend to spend more on purchasing compared to Klang Valley. This may be because those who could afford purchasing a car in Malacca are more financial capable compared to Klang Valley. For car loan 40 out of 50 Klang Valley residents that we surveyed got a loan in order to purchase a car. The mean of the monthly installment they pay is RM 813. On the other hand, 29 out of 50 Malacca residents that we surveyed got a loan in order to purchase a car. The mean of the monthly installment they pay is RM 957.4 which is higher than Malacca. There are less people in Malacca compared to Klang Valley who got loans in order to purchase a car. This could be because the Malacca residents who own cars are capable to pay for their car in one go compared to Klang Valley residents who got car loans and pay high monthly installments. FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 81. P a g e | 81 For petrol, the mean of amount spent by Klang Valley residents is RM250.50 and for Malacca residents is RM190.50. This shows that Klang Valley residents tend to spend more than Melaka residents in petrol. The obvious reason for this event would be the driving distance of Klang Valley residents is further compared to Malacca residents. For car modifying, 7 out of 43 Klang Valley residents who own cars modified their cars while 5 out of 35 Malacca residents who own cars modified their cars. The mean of amount of money spent on car modifying by Klang Valley residents is RM 750.50 and Malacca residents is RM 950.50. Malacca residents tend to spend more in modifying their cars compared to Klang Valley residents. One obvious reason would be most Klang Valley residents bought cars in order to drive themselves from places to places especially for work proposes while Malacca residents see driving and car modifying as activities that they do to kill their free time. For car maintenance, the mean amount of money spent by Klang Valley resident is RM192.36, for Malacca resident is RM196.04. When it comes to car maintenance, there isn’t much difference for these two places, probably because residents of both places prioritize road safety. FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon
  • 82. P a g e | 82 On the other hand, there are 7 out of 50 Klang Valley residents and 15 out of 50 Malacca residents that we surveyed do not own cars. The mean amount of money for Klang Valley residents on transportation is RM61.21 and Malacca is RM92.17. Klang Valley residents tend to spend less in transportation than Malacca residents because compared to Malacca, Klang Valley has a greater diverse of public transport that comes with an affordable price tags. In Malacca, the choices are limited. In conclusion, more Klang Valley residents tend to own cars, spend more in petrol and pay more of monthly installment compared to Malacca residents. Though less Malacca residents own cars but for those who do, they tend to spend more in purchasing a car, has lower tendency to get a loan and pay more for both car modifying and maintenance. This shows that those who own cars in Malacca tend to be more financial capable compared to those in Klang Valley. For those who do not own cars, Klang Valley residents spend less in transportations compared to Malacca residents because there are more and cheaper public transport options in Klang Valley compared to Malacca such as monorail and LRT. FNBE SEM 2 JULY 2013 – MATH 0103 Sharon Chow Ci Yung, TeohHui Yu, Lim Chong Min, Esther Lim QiuQiu, Tan ZiCin, Hong SangWon